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azdavis.net
Things I use to study Japanese. |
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til.andrew-quinn.me
Most languages have at least one high quality textbook written for secondary learners of the language. (This is no guarantee that one will be able to read the language that textbook is written in, but English to X is quite common, and some intrepid textbook writers have solved this problem by writing the textbook in the very language it is being taught in, starting with the simplest possible phrases and moving gradually up in difficulty.) |
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thecodinginterface.com
In this article I demonstrate how to install OpenCV for C++ from source using cmake. Following this I show how to configure my favorite code editor, Visual Studio Code (VS Code), along with the awesome Microsoft extensions CMake Tools and C/C++ IntelliSense which provides a fantastic, productivity boosting, development environment. |
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longest.voyage
Longest Voyage is Jamie Crisman's home for notes, bad writing, and randomly updated blog: This will probably be scattered and uninteresting, but I wanted to write about a few things since it's been a portion of my time this last year or so. Before moving to Japan, I attempted the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). The levels have changed over the years, but basically it goes from N5 as the lowest to N1 being the heighest. No idea why they prepend the N to it. Also, no idea why you'd make the hard... |
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